bythenbrs

Yes; no point in cater walling about what you can't change. Keep our 1.6 or trade back a little, but get a premier LT or C in the first. Roll with Darnold; Rhule gets capped and we are set up for a high first round pick next year. Use vaseline as necessary to improve the inevitable irritation.

Explain it to me as you would to a young child or a golden retriever...

Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open your mouth and confirm it?

Previous sins have to be paid for. Why not now? Roll with Darnold now, shore up the offensive line for the future QB that we will draft in 2023. We don't have the cap or draft picks to fix all problems this year. Sucks but, there it is...

Linderbaum at 16, Green at 19. This season's starting Oline: BC (LT), Corbett or Williams (LG), Linderbaum (C), Elflein, Green or Brown (RG), Moton (RT). This is the way.

Time to think longer term and set the team up for success for many years to come, which means that Rhule won't willing want to do it, but maybe Fitterer and Morgan are reading teh Huddle. Rhule may be desperate to win now, but that doesn't mean that Fitterer and Morgan will rubber stamp Rhule's insanity, roll over and play dead. They have reputations too, and I'm sure they don't want Rhule's stench on their future NFL careers, where ever that may be. Trade back into the teens to secure a second round pick. Draft Linderbaum in first, Kenyon Green in the second. Sign either Corbett or Connor Williams in FA. Your starting line up next year would be very young, but a great foundation for many years to come. LT - Brady Christenson, LG - Corbett or Williams, C - Linderbaum, RG - Elflein, Green or Brown, RT - Moton. Here's where it gets painful: Roll with Darnold this season. Darnold will either prove he was a victim of bad line play, leading to 'happy feet' and bad choices, or we have conclusive proof that he is broken and not salvageable. If he does well, hallelujah. If he flames out, we will pick in the top 10 and can take a shot at drafting the next QB of the future. This will not get fixed in one year. Why draft like it will?

It has a logic to it. Of course, teh Huddle will go apoplectic and Jeremy's server will crash. There's only so much those hamsters can do, to keep the flywheel turning and the website up.

Didn't you get the memo? Long snapper in the first. "All your Long Snapper are belong to us."

Give me Corbett or Connor Williams. Trade back from 1.6 to mid teens, pick-up a second. Draft Linderbaum in first, Kenyon Green in the second. Your starting line up next year would be very young, but a great foundation for many years to come. LT - Brady Christenson LG - Corbett or Williams C - Linderbaum RG - Elflein, Green or Brown RT - Moton

“In on every deal.”

Whatever the draft point system shows for equivalent value. Was just in a hurry and didn’t bother looking for the correct number.

It's not rocket science. Trade back in the first round to pick-up a second. Now draft best OL available at both spots. Three, possibly four OL starter positions are up for grabs; sort it out among the two OL draft picks, BC, Elf and Brown in training camp. With Campen on board, we may finally have someone capable of coaching these young guys up. Oh, and quit throwing money at FAs with injury histories. Our K-Mart Blue Light Special deals have been badly wasted money, time and roster spots.

For the Lions?

He's not a Temple/Baylor guy and he has tons of experience at the pro level. Give the poor guy a break. He is definitely a step up and may be just what was needed. We'll see.

"You've just been hired as the DL coach of the Panthers... "

Mrs. Nbrs power cleans the house every Saturday morning. You could eat off the floors, really!

Complete the trifecta. Tepper hires the Paper Doll staff to serve concessions in the sky boxes.

Next up, Sir Purr quits to become a Bouncer at the Paperdoll… or a mall cop.

A lot of discussion on OC candidates, but this is myopic. The most important coaching hire(s) this off-season is OL coach and staff. It really doesn’t matter what offense your OC wants to run, if your OL coaching staff can’t scheme and effectively develop players for that scheme, your offense is toast. Fix the o-line, fix the offense. And thank you for listening to my Ted Talk.

That was true in the past. Not clear if that is still true going forward. Tepper may put Rhule on a shorter leash, allowing Fit and Morgan to do their jobs. We’ll see soon enough…

The transition from subordinate to supervisor is iffy. More fail than succeed.

Well, that’s another way to get on the field, I guess…